According to Ng Wan Peng, the vice-president and head of the Capability Development Division of MDeC (Multimedia Development Corporation) the custodian of the MSC Malaysia initiative, local MSC Malaysia-status companies who send their ICT professionals for technology-based certifications can apply for up to 75% reimbursement of the exam fees or up to RM2,500 maximum. This under the MSC Malaysia CDPPD (Capability Development Programme Professional Development) scheme is aimed at encouraging more IT Professionals to obtain qualifications and to help local ICT professionals under the MSC Malaysia wing ease their financial burden. She said that no-vendor based certifications are eligible for reimbursement of up to RM1000 or 75% of the exam fees. Wan Peng said “Individuals pursuing professional ICT certifications have been facing higher examination fees because certain certifications require candidates to sit for multiple exams,”

oklah August 03, 2008 60.50.108.22 Votes: +0	Good idea, but company always like to bond their stuff for going for training or certification program. report abuse vote down vote up
manga August 06, 2008 121.120.173.89 Votes: +0	most of the companies scared if staff certified coz most managers and directors are dump report abuse vote down vote up
Qumar August 20, 2008 210.187.159.153 Votes: +0	As a ICT graduate and teaching in goverment school can we get reimbursement from M Dec if we attend CCNAor CCNP exam? report abuse vote down vote up
clive September 07, 2008 60.53.176.25 Votes: +0	Aiyah, how much the reimburstment for ICT training? Dear gentalment; How much the RHCE / CCNE / MCSE training cost is? I paid the RHCE for about RM10K for the training and Certificates. We hope for more, those training fees reimbursment is for MS Exel, Ms Words, Ms Office.....only report abuse vote down vote up
hope September 12, 2008 60.52.150.122 Votes: +0	It can be good if this scheme can apply to those individual who wish to take IT professional cert report abuse vote down vote up

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